New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-26
CANDIDATES FOR LOCAL OFFICES

MsN MENTIONED IN BoTH PARTIEs-THosR wHo
ARE LIKELY TO nv cHosEv.
No clear understanding has yet been reached between
| tho Tammany Hall and County Democracy leaders
either as 10 the division OF the nominations or the can
didates for the various places, although there have
been several quiet talks By the leaders That there
VIII be union the county and judiciary ticket aud
probably Senators aud Asscnblymen has boen known
all along Tho candidates for most OF the places arc
pretty we'll known. Tammany HANS candidate tor
supreme Court Judge Is Corporation Counsel Morgan
J. o'Bricn. When r. Henry Dugro nominated for
Judge Of the Court Of Common lreas ia4t year Dir.
O'Bnen also a candidate for tae nomination. lilo
was told that II ho would stand Aside he should receive
OF the nominations for Supreme Court Judge this
fall lie now Asks that this pledge DO made good.
Judge DOnohuo has many warm friends In beth Tam
many Hall and the County Democracy. They arc now
working hard TO secure denomination Tor him with
fair chance Of success. On the County Democracy
sido, should Judge Donohue not DO rcnonlnated tho
most probable candidates John Y. Dovelin and
Il. Eliefy Anderson II the District httorneyship u
given to tho County Democracy, Assistant District
Attorney james Fitzgerald will probably be nominated
Ex-senator George II. Forster, OF Tammany, II IRE
quenty spoken Of for Surrogate for which he Is en-
neniy a,tcd Ovil Justice Ambrose Moncil Is anxious
10 receive tho nomination for Surrogate, but IA moro
likely TO receive Of the city julgc-hips.
II Morgan J. OBren Is Illuminated and elected
IIcniy r. BeeAInan, presidents Of the Board Of Alder
men, OF Charles r. Mclean, With the chances IN favor
for Controller among them those Of 4. V. LOew tho
present incumbent ard senator's James DAILY ana
Dunham The Leaders Of both organizations say that
thoy want Cor the place business man, one who has
not been prominently Identified with either faetloa.
Mr.. Locw has said that no docs not wish renofninA
ton but IL IL believed that his Discrimination can DO
overcome II 10 shown him that his fellow-citzcn5
desired him 10 take the onico for another term for
Coroner Dr. NJ. j. u. Mcssemer. the present incum-
bent John r. Toai, exCoroner w. H. Kennedy aId one
or two others mennoned Tho candidates for city
Tsnmsny side, and Adoiph I. Sanger from the County
Democracy.
regard To county ticket There IL plenty OF material
for good candidates. Daniel o. Rollins, Edwad
Henry r. Rowland and city Judge Ernest Hall arc oil
A, ailsls candidates for supreme Court Judges The
friends Of JuaT ~ I ae as one Who IN
candidate for the supreme Court bench For surrogate
the friends OF Henry clinton ! sres: ra uHttns HIM
forward Tho Republican County and Judiciary Con
ventqn called for October is n.n tSs
among the leaders. There are many who believe that
with Labor ticket in tho nod tho Republicans can
win with o strong ticket
DISCIPLES OF REFORM IN THE CUSTOM HOUSE
Tho peculiar Civil Service Reform which has been
working It's way to tho surface undor the present Adj
miustraleu seems to have come to head. aud TO be
fairly under way at the Custom House In this city.
Political matters here begin ~ assume vieor that's
only understood In the rht Of the guiding star of spols
Deputy United States Collectors Mason AID Creed are
both members Of the Democratic state Committee
They are both doing their best 10 he retained on the
com uttse Mason Is gheved just at present TO think
that asprapt for the place against him 10 the
Orange District In The person Of "a ~ Beeon Mason
has his oa to reesctos so thorny that no mas
invoked the aid OF the liz 10 wizard OF the white House
tolonsi Dan" Lamont 10 help him pnt down Bsesewno
IL .npposea 70 be friendly 10 Governor l In this hight
there Il evidence Of the insntioh OF the ADMINISTRATORS
10 lake complete control OF the Domocratc maenine IN
Tia STATE al this falls venton In order 10 hold II
uex rear Mason oscatcs back sad forth betwssn the
Custom ffouss Washington aud Newhurs ostensioy 10
ms intesss Civil Service Reform but roaIiy IN the
interes A of tie reconciliation OF Mr. Cleveland
Ano her disciple OF this civil Services Reform Admif's
traton il De putty Collector McClolland II has been as
signed 10 McCeland to knock out congressnan stahl
necker spd Mr. Nelson IN the we-tcheser District Tie
snecesded last Saturday IN getng up con'esed deis
estisn TO the Convention. being sosout On hai
notesl rissisn while merchants hung around us
yasau del I'll ss cussu House for hours. waiting 70
nave Ii or business transacted and In meet cases hsns